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Washington Apple Pi Journal March-April 2011 Washington Apple Pi the pi Journal Your Digital World March – April 2011 Volume 33, No. 2 1 of 36 Washington Apple Pi President Jay Castillo Journal [email protected] March – April 2011 Treasurer Raju Tonapi [email protected] Volume 33, No. 2 Secretary Gordon Nord [email protected] Directors Len Adler [email protected] Jonathan Bernstein [email protected] Thomas Carlson [email protected] Neil Ferguson [email protected] Ken Goldman [email protected] Deadlines Robert Huttinger Writers’ submissions: [email protected] Bing Inocencio May–June 2011 — March 31, 2011 [email protected] July–August 2011 — May 30, 2011 Larry Kerschberg [email protected] Copyright Notice Diana King © COPYRIGHT 2011, by Washington Apple Pi, Ltd. [email protected] Anyone wishing to reprint material from this publication must first obtain permission. Such Richard Orlin requests may be sent by email to [email protected] or by postal mail to the Pi office [email protected] Dick Nugent care of Washington Apple Pi Journal Editor. When reprinting any portion of the contents [email protected] herein, proper author, title, and publication credits must be given. A copy of the article as Managing Editor Jay Castillo printed must be sent to Washington Apple Pi, 12022 Parklawn Drive, Rockville, MD 20852. [email protected] Review Editor Lawrence I. Charters Contacting Washington Apple Pi [email protected] Washington Apple Pi, Ltd. Senior Copy Editor Patsy Chick 12022 Parklawn Drive [email protected] Copy Editors Diana King Rockville, MD 20852 [email protected] Business Office: 301/984-0300 [message] Design & Production Nora Korc [email protected] Web address: http://www.wap.org Event Photographer Richard Sanderson E-mail address: [email protected] [email protected] Washington Apple Pi Comments to: [email protected] Journal March – April 2011 2 of 36 Table of Contents Cover Photo, pages 3, 8, and 32: "Digital Globe" © Vasiliy Yakobchuk, iStockphoto.com Editor’s Column By Jay Castillo . 4 President’s Page: Now is the Time… By Jay Castillo . 5 Pi Comic . 6 Quotable Quotes . 7 Preserving Memories: My Adventure in Digitizing Family Slides By Diana King . 8 Troubleshooting With Plist Files By Jay Castillo . 11 Going Paperless @ Home By Neil McNamara . 13 Spam Words By Bob Jarecke . 15 ZAGGmate w/Keyboard By Kevin W . Parker . 17 Clicking the Right Button By Joe Kissell . 19 Coming To Grips With The Snowball Microphone By Bill Kingsley . 23 My Adventures Transcribing Audio Recordings into Meeting Minutes By Neil Ferguson . 26 Tips & Tricks: Appearance settings, navigating in Numbers, and enlarging images in Finder By Bob Jarecke . 28 Pi Comic . 31 Washington Apple Pi Meetings . 32 Volunteer Opportunities: Members Helping Members . 33 Parting Words . 35 Washington Apple Pi Journal March – April 2011 3 of 36 Editor's Page Editor’s Column By Jay Castillo igitize your data. Organize your important documents and memorabilia. Save the trees! DIn this edition of the Journal, we feature a couple of articles on your digital life, and how you can take advantage of the software and storage capacity available to your Apple devices. These articles are about going paperless, and scanning and organizing your slide collection. We will also focus on your digital life over the next couple of general meetings. Also included in this issue is a review of the ZAGGMate iPad case with attached Bluetooth keyboard, an article about troubleshooting with plist files, and a note on spam keywords. We have the usual Tips & Tricks, and important information for you about Pi activities and benefits. How about some culture and art? Some years ago I collected a list of humorous computer error messages composed as haiku. This is a form of Japanese poetry originating in the early 17th century. Traditionally, it is a poem of three lines, with 5,7, and 5 syllables each, for a total of 17 syllables. We selected a few of our favorites for one of our humor pages in this issue. Take a look, and perhaps compose some of your own, that we can publish in a future issue. Washington Apple Pi Journal March – April 2011 4 of 36 President’s Page Now is the Time… By Jay Castillo To Join the Pi BOD We will soon hold elections for new members for the Pi Board of Directors. The Board consists of fifteen members, each serving a three-year term. Each year, one third of the members’ terms expire. As a result we will have at least five vacancies to fill. Any member whose term has ended can serve on the Board longer, but they will have to run for re-election. Any Pi member in good standing (that’s anybody whose membership is paid in full) is eligible to run for election to the Board. A member may nominate himself or herself, or someone else. Nominations close at midnight on March 31. The election starts on May 1 and ends May 30, in order that the new Board can be constituted in June. To Do What? The bylaws provide that “The business and affairs of WAP shall be managed by its Board of Directors, which may exercise all powers of the Corporation and perform all lawful acts and things which are not by law, the Articles of Incorporation, or these Bylaws directed or required to be exercised or performed by or are conferred upon or reserved to the members.” ( http://www.wap.org/about/pibylaws0401.html) Simply put, the Board of Directors ensures that the legal, financial, and practical obligations of the Pi are properly executed. The Board also provides oversight for the provision of benefits and services to the Pi members. It’s Not Rocket Science You need not be a lawyer, accountant, or hedge fund manager to carry out the Board’s responsibilities. The willingness to work as part of a team, and to have your colleagues’ best interests in mind, gets most things done. As Woody Allen said, “Ninety per cent of life is just showing up.” So if you are interested in joining the Pi Board, send a brief statement of your interest and background to [email protected]. The sooner, the better. Washington Apple Pi Journal March – April 2011 5 of 36 Pi Comic Is he still Yup, still there! watching? GulP! he’s Still Watching... What was I saying? the Pi President rides herd over general Meeting activities. Washington Apple Pi Journal March – April 2011 6 of 36 Quotable Quotes Email Server Behavior* Geek Speak Recently on the TCS* a Pi member sought For the more advanced computer user, see advice about Apple Mail acting up. It if the quote below about Open DNS* makes seemed that Mail was marking some any sense. The Domain Name System (DNS) random messages that the user had read serves as the phone book for the Internet as unread, on its own initiative. The by translating human-friendly computer forum response concisely pointed out the hostnames into IP addresses. distinctions between IMAP and POP email accounts and the importance of knowing Recent technical articles have suggested which account type you are dealing with the benefits of using Open DNS and Google DNS when things go awry. in place of whatever your ISP provides. And both have benefit: both are refreshed more often, so tend to be more likely to detect changes on the TCS Forum quote Internet. BUT — you need to talk to your ISP, first, before you can even reach these The most significant of many moving parts in other DNS sources, and ditching your ISP’s DNS settings could put you on the dark this story would be the server to which you’re side of the moon, without even Pink Floyd to rescue you. Using something other connecting and the protocol with which than your ISP’s DNS, for example, may cut you off from E-mail, if you are using you’re doing so. If you’re dealing with an your ISP’s E-mail service. Or may cut you off from everything, if you use dynamic IMAP server, for instance, the concept of read- IP service (which you do) and something goes wrong. or-not is the responsibility of the server. If . There are some obscure privacy risks with using Open DNS and Google’s DNS you’re using POP, it becomes the responsibility service. “Obscure” as in “yes, in a laboratory environment someone can prove of the client — but remains susceptible to that there may be issues since you are sending DNS requests clear across the open relatively minor adjustments from within the Internet instead of locally to your ISP,” but in practice, unless you are very wealthy server should it choose to calculate message or engaged in some kind of terrorist activity, you probably aren’t worth the effort IDs at all differently on a given day. There for someone to spy on you. are interesting pitfalls in either case worth pursuing, but you’d need to start with those * A full discussion of the Open DNS topic can be found on the TCS Forums. Just details known. do a search for the topic using the recently updated search feature. Searching *Source: TCS item #13894 “Unread” the TCS Forums for any topic is much improved and quick too. Washington Apple Pi Journal March – April 2011 7 of 36 Digital Life Preserving Memories: My Adventure in Digitizing Family Slides By Diana King all me crazy. Ever since my father died in 1996 and I models we amateurs enjoy today. Besides, I wanted the pleasure inherited his collection of slides, I have been thinking of viewing the images myself and trying to identify the people about ways to digitize them.
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